The M4 MacBook Air will boast a 10-core CPU and a 10-core GPU, enhancing performance and efficiency over its predecessors.

Despite being a minor upgrade, the starting price for the M4 MacBook Air is expected to remain at $1,099, consistent with the previous M3 model.

Notably, the M4 MacBook Air may support multiple external displays better than the M3, allowing users to connect two external displays while keeping the laptop lid open.

Additionally, the HomePod smart display is expected to launch in March 2025, introducing new capabilities to Apple's Home product lineup.

Standard RAM for the new MacBook Air will be upgraded to 16GB, ensuring better multitasking capabilities.

As January comes to a close, Apple is gearing up for a significant product launch in early 2025, with several new devices expected to debut.

Among the anticipated releases is the new MacBook Air, which will feature the M4 chip and is expected to launch in March 2025, available in both 13-inch and 15-inch sizes.

The upcoming iPad 11 is set to receive significant upgrades, including a powerful A-series chip and 8GB of RAM, enhancing its capabilities.

The new MacBook Air models are likely to maintain the same slim and lightweight form factor as previous versions, ensuring portability.

Rumors also suggest the introduction of an M3-powered iPad Air, which will follow the M2 model released last year, along with new keyboard accessories.

In addition to the MacBook Air, Apple plans to launch the iPhone SE 4, potentially rebranded as the iPhone 16e, featuring an iPhone 14-like design and an A18 chipset.

Improved battery performance is also expected for the new models, extending usage time between charges.